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50" VIZIO Quantum 4K QLED 60Hz Smart TV (VQD50X-10, 2026)

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Walmart has 50" VIZIO Quantum 4K UHD QLED 60Hz Smart TV (VQD50X-10, 2026) on sale for $128. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.

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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.

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This 50-inch Vizio Quantum 4K QLED is mainly appealing as a very cheap big-screen upgrade, especially for replacing an older 1080p set or pairing with an Apple TV. The price is backed by useful basics like three HDMI ports, one USB port, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and a 5-year warranty through Sam's Club membership. The main concerns are weak brightness for HDR, a sluggish smart interface that may require a Walmart account, and build quality that can feel cheap. It is best suited to casual viewing where premium HDR performance is not the priority.

Common Questions (5)

It appears to be a low-brightness set, with estimates around 250-400 nits. That can make dark HDR scenes hard to see, and it falls below the roughly 600-nit minimum often cited for decent HDR performance.
Buckeyefan 1 tptiburon smithmal
At $128, it can be a solid budget upgrade for basic viewing and may replace an older 1080p 50-inch set well. The tradeoff is that the picture can look washed out compared with bigger brands, and the build quality is described as cheaper than last year's version.
talonts waltchan Curtitout
Yes. The TV's smart platform requires a Walmart account for Smart TV functionality and product updates, so many buyers plan to use it offline with a separate streaming stick or box instead.
tptiburon BurritoSupremo
The listed connectivity includes 3 HDMI ports, 1 digital optical audio output, 1 USB port, 1 RF antenna input, Wi‑Fi 6 dual band, and Bluetooth 5.2. Ethernet is not specified on the cited spec page.
Vegiemite
No. The official spec sheet describes it as a Full Array LED backlight model rather than Active Full Array or Mini-LED, so it does not have physical local dimming zones.
BillyRandom

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Vegiemite

Yesterday 5:05 PM

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VegiemiteYesterday 5:05 PM

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Quote from NathansHotDogs

How many HDMI ports does this 50 inch have? The post only lists Dolby Vision and 60Hz, and that's the one spec I need before grabbing it at $128.

Sams has them also. Their page says:

Connectivity

Number of HDMI Ports: 3
Number of Digital Optical Audio Outputs: 1
Number of USB Ports: 1
Number of Ethernet Ports: Not specified
RF Antenna Input: 1
Network Compatibility: Built-in Wi-Fi 6 dual band, Bluetooth 5.2

https://www.samsclub.com/ip/VIZIO...0393771188

Vegiemite

Yesterday 5:06 PM

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VegiemiteYesterday 5:06 PM

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Sam's has them also: https://www.samsclub.com/ip/VIZIO...0393771188

ccorry21

Yesterday 5:57 PM

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Joined Nov 2013

ccorry21Yesterday 5:57 PM

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This paired with an Apple TV seems like a great deal. I'd be replacing an old 1080p Vizio with this. Any big downsides?

FancyScene4255

Yesterday 6:22 PM

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FancyScene4255Yesterday 6:22 PM

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Quote from Buckeyefan 1

250-400 nits. Dark movies in HDR will be near impossible to see.

Where do i find the "nits" fir the panasonic 58" u8000 tv ((58" is the perfect size fir my tv niche)

BillyCeeeee

Yesterday 6:23 PM

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BillyCeeeeeYesterday 6:23 PM

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Spectacular Quantum Color (QLED) and enhanced Dolby Vision HDR deliver captivating color and contrast in every scene. Enjoy faster streaming and gaming with WiFi 6 for the entertainment enthusiast. Built-in VIZIO OS lets you instantly access all your favorite apps, hundreds of free channels, thousands of free On Demand titles, and more.
Unlock a world of entertainment - With your free account, access VIZIO OS with apps built right in, manage your app subscriptions, watch free channels, and much more. A Walmart account is required for Smart TV functionality and product updates.
Quantum Color - Quantum Dot technology delivers over a billion vibrant shades of color to your content.
VIZIO OS: Entertainment made easy - All the apps you want, hundreds of free, live TV channels and thousands of On Demand movies and shows with WatchFree+, and the VIZIO mobile app to control your experience.
The future of connectivity - WiFi 6 supports better streaming and gaming performance in a congested Smart Home when compared to WiFi 4/5.
Bluetooth listening - Pair your Bluetooth headphones and hear every word – uninterrupted.
Smart home ready - Steam, control, and share all your favorite content from your Apple or Android devices directly to the TV with Apple AirPlay 2 and Google Cast. Integrate seamlessly with Apple Home, Google Assistant, and Amazon Alexa-enabled devices.
Enhanced Audio - Bring next-gen audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X to life with the magic of DTS Virtual:X, or experience the unparalleled performance of Dolby Atmos and DTS:X on a connected audio system using HDMI eARC.
Just say the words - It has never been easier to quickly find what to watch with the included voice remote.
- A thin, sleek profile blends seamlessly into any home."

https://www.walmart.com/ip/VIZIO-...om=/search

waltchan

Yesterday 7:41 PM

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waltchanYesterday 7:41 PM

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Received mines from shipment today. It's made by TCL in Mexico For Vizio. However, the protective coating on the input section is very difficult to remove.

BillyRandom

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Yesterday 10:02 PM

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BillyRandom

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Yesterday 10:02 PM

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According to Vizio's official VQD50x-1010 spec sheet, the TV features a Full Array LED backlight rather than Vizio's "Active Full Array" or Mini-LED systems, meaning it lacks any physical local dimming zones.

talonts

Yesterday 10:35 PM

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talontsYesterday 10:35 PM

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A tip - Deals need prices. SOMEWHERE.

They are most useful in the title. Look at ALL the other posts in this forum, you will see that nearly all of them have the price in the title, so people know to even open the post.

If not there. PUT IT IN THE POST. People SHOULD NOT have to click through to the outside site to find it out.

You will see, if someone in Staff reposts your post, that they include the price, almost always, if not always, in the title.

For those wondering, it's $128. Cheap. Vizios tend to be a bit washed out compared to bigger brands with the same input, but honestly, for the price, they seem to be pretty good, especially when priced stupidly cheap. If I had the space/use for this, I'd get one. And it's still tempting, this would probably replace my 1080 50" just fine.
(As someone that's been here for 8 years, you should know this by now, but if not, now you do)

Last edited by talonts November 12, 2026 at 03:41 PM.

BillyCeeeee

Yesterday 11:13 PM

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BillyCeeeeeYesterday 11:13 PM

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Quote from talonts

A tip - Deals need prices. SOMEWHERE. They are most useful in the title. Look at ALL the other posts in this forum, you will see that nearly all of them have the price in the title, so people know to even open the post.If not there. PUT IT IN THE POST. People SHOULD NOT have to click through to the outside site to find it out.You will see, if someone in Staff reposts your post, that they include the price, almost always, if not always, in the title.For those wondering, it's $128. Cheap. Vizios tend to be a bit washed out compared to bigger brands with the same input, but honestly, for the price, they seem to be pretty good, especially when priced stupidly cheap. If I had the space/use for this, I'd get one. And it's still tempting, this would probably replace my 1080 50" just fine.(As someone that's been here for 8 years, you should know this by now, but if not, now you do)

Thank you for the jerky note and as someone who has only made 5 posts the entire 8 years, this was lost on me. I will refrain from contributing in the future to this community.

Last edited by BillyCeeeee November 12, 2026 at 04:17 PM.

jcis

Yesterday 11:33 PM

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Joined Jan 2013

jcisYesterday 11:33 PM

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Got one of these and see how that goes, thanks @billyceeeee

JPR

Yesterday 11:35 PM

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Joined Feb 2006

JPRYesterday 11:35 PM

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Quote from BillyCeeeee

Thank you for the jerky note and as someone who has only made 5 posts the entire 8 years, this was lost on me. I will refrain from contributing in the future to this community.

Don't be discouraged by 1 person. This is a great TV considering the low price!

ShelbyGT500

Yesterday 11:42 PM

800 Comments

Joined Jan 2008

ShelbyGT500Yesterday 11:42 PM

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Does this come with its own Chinese GF spy?

nick31

Today 1:21 AM

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Joined Dec 2008

nick31Today 1:21 AM

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Thanks OP, in a week i went from 32in to 40in to 43in to 50in with a difference in price of maybe about $40.

OrangeCaesar

Today 1:21 AM

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Joined Nov 2017

OrangeCaesarToday 1:21 AM

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$128 is dirt cheap! I'd get the 58" for $50 more! Or get the 65" for $248

Perfect for a spare room or garage. Might have to buy for a gift!

Thanks OP!!!!

OrangeCaesar

Today 1:25 AM

999 Comments

Joined Nov 2017

OrangeCaesarToday 1:25 AM

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Quote from Vegiemite

Sam's has them also: https://www.samsclub.com/ip/VIZIO...0393771188

If you have the membership, go this route! Per Sam's Club

"Includes a 5-year warranty exclusively for members"

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50" VIZIO Quantum 4K QLED 60Hz Smart TV (VQD50X-10, 2026)

$128

Editor's Notes

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Editor's Notes

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Community Reviews

Best For / Not Worth It If (8)

Pros & Cons (8)

Common Questions (5)

Is the VIZIO VQD50X-10 bright enough for HDR movies?

Is the VIZIO VQD50X-10 a good budget replacement for an older 50-inch 1080p TV?

Does the VIZIO VQD50X-10 require a Walmart account for smart features and updates?

What ports and wireless features does the VIZIO VQD50X-10 have?

Does the VIZIO VQD50X-10 have local dimming or Mini-LED?

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